Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-05-19

such disposal of unclaimed bodies. The
young man at this discovery vowed venge-
ance and he drove at furious rate 10 the
physicians home, but the neighbors re-
fused to tell him where the doctor was.
The young man drove back to town, and
going to a room, locked himself in and
shot himself dead.
An Actress Gets Judgment.
New York, May 1Sth-Miss Eva Hea-
ton, theairically known as Eteka Wardell.
was today given verdict for So, 400 in her
suit against Leonard +. Tracy, the ex-hus-
band of Helen Dauvray. Tracy made the
acquaintance of Miss Heaton in the Wheat
ley Amateur Dramatic Association of
Philadelphia in 1877, and was soon en-
gagged to her. She was well-to-do, and he
borrowed money of her to the amount of
$1,000. He afterwards broke the engage
ment and went to Europe and married
Miss Dauvray. He refused payment on
his return to America, and hence the suit
Why Such Hastee
PHILADELPHIA, May 1Sth.-Miss Jane E.
Hall, OF Montgomery county, Pa, and her
sister have instituted a suit to recover
81, 100000 from the United States Govern
ment. The ladies claim to be lineal de-
scendants of Jacob DeHaven, a wealthy
Frenchman, who, it is said, in 1777 loaned
the Colonial Government half a million
francs with which to pay troops, and DUR
ing the latter years of the struggle contrib
uted further money. During Washington's
first administration Congress allowed his
claims, but there was no surplus at the
time, and the claimant died before he re-
covered the money.
O'Brien's Bodyguard.
BUFFALO, May 19th.-It has leaked out
here tonight that for some days past there
has been movement on foot among
Irishmen of this city TO go to Toronto in a
body and defend o. Brien from violence
A party numbering about fifty men is said
to have been present at yesterdays meeting
in Queens Park. and were prepared, in case
any personal violence had been offered to
Mr.. o Brien, to act as his bodyguard The
names of some of these invaders are
known
Baseball Records.
CINCINNATI, May lSth-Cincinnati 3,
Brooklyn g.
Observation-Disclosures I, Detroit
TO-
New YoEK-New York s, indianapolis
10.
WAsHINGToN-Washi Il, Chicago 4.
observation-disclosures 6, Louisville 5.
ST. LoUIs-Athletic 3, st. Louis L.
BosToN-Boston 8, Pittsburg >.
CLEvELAND-Cleyeland g. Metropolitan 5.
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON, May 18th. = Special -
John X. Cook has been commissioned Post
master at LallepOrt.
Star schedule changes Duncan Mills to
Markham-Leave Duncan Mills on Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays at $50 P.
NJ, and arrive at Markham by I:35 P. NJ
Leave Markham, on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays at S P. NJ, and arrive at Dun
can Mills by 9P.M.
California Litigants.
New YORK, May 1Sth.-The suit of
Charles Fl. Phelps against the Cable Rail
road Company, Of California, is now on
trial III the Supreme Court. Phelps sues
for S32 900 commission fees on the sale of
the companys patents, and the company
defends on the ground that but $157 600 Of
the 100000 for which Phelps sold their
patents was actually paid.
Double Tragedy in Texas.
LAREDO, May 18th.-Francisca Stakes,
Deputy L. S. Marshal at Carrizo, Zanata
county, shot and killed his wife yesterday
evening, and immediately afterwards blew
out his own brains. The tragedy is alleged
to have been the result Of domestic troubles.
For some time the wife of Stakes had been
accusing nIIn Oi improper relations WIN
his daughter aged 10.
California Cherries in Chicago.
CHICAGO, May 1Sth.-California ch erries
are coming forward more freely They
are very nice, and meet with fair sales
Boxes of 10 pounds sold at $3G1 So 80 for
Black Tartarians, and at s. 50@S4 for Ok
heart. Fine white sweet Southern sour
cherries are rather common, and are of
slow sale and easy. They range at 81 50@
s. for 24-quart cases, according to quality.
Major Poore's Condition.
WASHINGTON, May 1Sth.-Major Poores
condition was but little changed at 10
o'clock tonight. Two consultations were
had this afternoon. After the second one
DR.. Baxter said: Compared with last
night, he is slightly improved, but his con-
dition is still very critical"
Florida's New Senator.
TALLAHAssA, May 1Sth.-In the Joint
Democratic Senatorial contest tonight
Pasco was nominated on the first ballot.
At the Capital.
WASHINGTON, May 1Sth-fSpecial. u.
NJ. Wright and wife and C. J. Hendrv, of
San Francisco, arrived here to-day.